ITENSORSYMBOLIC COMPUTATION
A meticulously crafted platform for theoretical physicists and mathematicians working with complex tensor computations and symbolic algebra.
Explore
BLACK HOLE RAY TRACING ENGINE
Visualize
Spacetime Curvature
Experience our real-time black hole simulation engine written in C and OpenGL, designed to accurately visualize spacetime curvature and gravitational lensing effects.
Physically accurate ray tracing based on general relativity
Real-time rendering with GPU acceleration
Customizable parameters for mass, spin, and observer position
iTENSORPY
Symbolic
Tensor Calculus
Leverage the power of iTensor in your Python workflow with our specialized library for symbolic tensor mathematics and differential geometry.
Complete toolset for Christoffel symbols, Riemann, Ricci, Einstein, and Weyl tensors
Intuitive Python API with seamless integration into scientific workflows
Compatible with NumPy, SymPy, and major scientific computing libraries
POWERFUL FEATURES
Symbolic Integration
Solve complex integrals with our powerful symbolic computation engine designed specifically for physics applications.
Tensor Manipulation
Effortlessly manipulate tensors of any rank with automated index contraction and symmetry operations.
Differential Equations
Solve ordinary and partial differential equations using powerful numerical and symbolic methods.
Series Expansion
Expand functions into Taylor, Laurent, and asymptotic series with precise control over expansion points.
Algebraic Structures
Work with advanced algebraic structures including Lie algebras, Clifford algebras, and more.
High Performance
Leverage optimized algorithms and parallel computing for rapid solutions to complex problems.
THE VISION
Revolutionizing
Scientific Computation
ITENSOR bridges the gap between complex mathematical formalism and practical computational tools for physicists and mathematicians.
Inspired by decades of research in symbolic and numerical physics
Designed to make tensor calculus accessible for students, educators, and independent researchers
Developed independently by a technical physics graduate, with ongoing contributions from the open science community